More roll-off dumpsters were needed this year than ever before during the Citywide Cleanup Days held June 3-5 in Clarinda.
Page County is seeking a third-party engineering firm to draft specifications for a window replacement project at the Page County Courthouse.
Lisa Hull is nearing the completion of her four-year term as the first female mayor of Clarinda. Hull took office Jan. 1, 2018, after previous…
The Clarinda Board of Education has identified proposed priority legislation for the next session of the Iowa General Assembly.
Citizens in Clarinda will have an opportunity to share their views with the Clarinda City Council July 28 regarding the proposed sale of two r…
Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Mo., and Agrivision Equipment partnered again this summer to offer a three-day academy that …
The Page County Extension is excited to return to a “normal” fair schedule for the 2021 which will be held July 20 – 25.
Page County will no longer have signs regarding the wearing of face masks due to the COVID-19 pandemic posted on the doors entering the Page C…
Clarinda Regional Health Center is seeking to purchase additional property in Bedford to expand the parking available at the Bedford Family He…
The Page County Emergency Management Agency has been given authorization to proceed with the purchase of software needed to upgrade dispatch s…
This week, Test Iowa, the state’s free COVID-19 testing program, will transition from offering COVID-19 testing at drive-through locations thr…
The Iowa Board of Corrections voted July 9 in support of three new wardens to lead within the Iowa Department of Corrections.
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The Clarinda Economic Development Corporation is seeking to acquire two new pieces of property in Clarinda to continue its housing program.
Sapp Brothers of Clarinda was awarded the fuel bid for Page County on June 29 during a meeting of the Page County Board of Supervisors.
Starting last Thursday, just in time for a holiday weekend, Iowans could have alcohol delivered to their doorstep by a third-party vendor. Tha…
Intermittent rains and cooler temperatures led to an improved crop-growing outlook for Iowa, although much of northwest and north-central Iowa…
Starting this week, Iowa public health officials will update COVID-19 data in the state on a weekly basis, as opposed to the current method of…
Procedures for addressing concerns related to the operation of the Clarinda School District were discussed during a work session June 23 invol…
At the June 22 Page County Board of Supervisors meeting, two candidates were approved as Veterans Affairs commissioners for Page County.
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Gary McClarnon was awarded a pay increase for Fiscal Year 2022, which starts July 1, by the Clarinda City Council during its June 23 meeting.
Plans move forward to complete the digitalization of the Page County Recorder’s records using American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding. The funding …
The Clarinda Foundation was established in 1986 as a community foundation and awarded the first scholarship in 1991 in the amount of $200.
Lieutenant Adam Huseman of the Clarinda Police Department has been named the American Legion Department of Iowa Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.
Clarinda Regional Health Center (CRHC)’s Foundation, Partners In Exceptional Care, continues the Auxiliary’s tradition of recognizing one dese…
The Clarinda Foundation Board of Directors held their annual meeting May 17.
Test Iowa, the state’s large-scale, free COVID-19 testing program which launched in April of last year, will end operations on July 16, 2021. …
